zorblek and others, One way to get rid of the annoying error messages would be using the command "eog 2>/dev/null" instead of "eog" . What you can also do is to define as your alias. I just put the following line in the alias section of the ~/.bashrc file: alias eog="eog 2>/dev/null" Hope it helps. On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 11:56:58PM -0000, zorblek wrote: > I tried this out with Oneiric, and I didn't get that error. Instead, I > got a whole bunch of other errors. EOG worked just fine, despite all the > error messages. I've attached a log of the new errors.
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